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English, 21.11.2019 09:31 mia3128

1. what was the conflict of wwii? (refer to the cause of the war.)
2. who is hideki tojo?
3. who composed of both the axis and allied powers?
4. who was the u. s. president at the start of wwii? who became president after and why?
5. briefly explain what happened at pearl harbor. (the anniversary is this thursday.)
6. briefly explain the battle of midway. why was this significant?
7. what important decision did the u. s. president make in august 1945?
8. what is the link to the article you used for this information?

*don’t have to answer all the questions at once

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